Correct. The answer is c. In the mid-twentieth century, especially during and after World War II, many companies felt a strong commitment to their local community and to the United States. However, as globalization expanded in the twenty-first century, many companies have chosen the low costs associated with outsourcing over an obligation to community. This shift in priorities caused one autoworker to comment that corporations today have “no commitment to community; no commitment to country.”
Incorrect. The answer is c. In the mid-twentieth century, especially during and after World War II, many companies felt a strong commitment to their local community and to the United States. However, as globalization expanded in the twenty-first century, many companies have chosen the low costs associated with outsourcing over an obligation to community. This shift in priorities caused one autoworker to comment that corporations today have “no commitment to community; no commitment to country.”